Urban Indian: Native New York Now Programs
Our exhibition Urban Indian: Native New York Now (on view through March 8, 2020) examines the shared meaning of being a Native person living in New York today through a mix of contemporary artworks, performing arts, and community memorabilia. Inspired by the exhibition, these programs will explore the experiences of being a Native New Yorker.
Programs in this series are co-presented with the American Indian Community House (AICH) and AMERINDA.
Click on a program below to learn more and to purchase tickets.
Past Event: Big Fun: Indigenous Art & Performance as Resistance
Join us for an evening of poetry, music, and art celebrating radical urban Native American resistance, resilience, and activism with Indigenous artists.
Past Event: "First Generation Off the Reservation" with Muriel Miguel & Louis Mofsie
Artists and Native American New Yorkers Muriel Miguel and Louis Mofsie discuss growing up in the city’s Native communities and how this has influenced their work.
Related Exhibition - September 27, 2019 - March 8, 2020
Urban Indian
Supporters
The Museum gratefully acknowledges The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation's support for exhibition co-curator Dr. Rebecca Jacobs's fellowship. Urban Indian: Native New York Now is her capstone project.
Additional support provided by Valerie and John W. Rowe, Julie Hayes, Heidi and Jeffrey Jacobs, and the Friends of Urban Indian.
